Category Archives: artwork

Pomegranates

A little Italian sun to brighten your day A year or two ago I stayed in a Trullo in Puglia in Italy. The grounds of the Trullo were extensive and planted with a host of exotic and beautiful plants and trees including a beautiful Pomegranate tree in front of the house. The tree demanded toContinue reading “Pomegranates”

The Mill, Dunham Massey

The Mill is one of the oldest buildings on the Dunham Massey estate to the south of Manchester in the UK. It dates back to the 17th century and was built as a corn mill and converted to a sawmill in 1860 and milled trees from the estate for around 40 years. It is poweredContinue reading “The Mill, Dunham Massey”

Outback

Just back from a fantastic four week visit to Australia. What an amazing country – some of the most most stunning scenery and views anywhere in the world. As an artist you could spend a lifetime painting every day and even then only scratch the surface of Australian scenery, culture and life. I hope youContinue reading “Outback”

Wet and Dry

Fresh off the easel, my latest acrylic painting – Wet and Dry – is now going to the framers. Framed and mounted original £240 including UK delivery – black frame with cream mount. Image size 425 x 345mm, framed size 595 x 515 mm approximately. Fine art Giclee prints in custom sizes available to order.

The Mill, Dunham Massey

The Mill is one of the oldest buildings on the Dunham Massey estate to the south of Manchester in the UK. It dates back to the 17th century and was built as a corn mill and converted to a sawmill in 1860 and milled trees from the estate for around 40 years. It is poweredContinue reading “The Mill, Dunham Massey”

Warm and Cosy

Warm and Cosy – original painting – acrylic on board by Alex Doyle – now on display at the Goose Green Gallery in Altrincham, South Manchester in the UK. Framed in natural wood £190 including UK delivery. Fine art Giclee prints available to order in custom sizes.

Goose Green Gallery

Now exhibiting at Goose Green Gallery in Altrincham a completely updated collection of my paintings including the complete Rainy Day collection.

International Orangutan Day

These original paintings, a mother and baby orangutan and a very angry male, are intended to highlight the conflict between humankind and nature,. The orangutan is critically endangered. Their rainforest habitat is disappearing at an alarming rate. For humans this is a double whammy – threatening biodiversity and accelerating climate change. 25% of the proceedsContinue reading “International Orangutan Day”